#Political Oppression tag

The price of opposing Maduro's power

Thousands in Venezuela face forced disappearances, as exemplified by the kidnapping of Rafael Tudares Bracho, highlighting the pervasive climate of fear and repression.

fromSlate Magazine

1 month ago

One of the World's Greatest Filmmakers Was Banned From Filmmaking. Now He's Back With a Vengeance.

Jafar Panahi's film marks his triumphant return to Cannes after a 14-year ban, showcasing powerful themes of guilt and political oppression.

LA food

fromHigh Country News

Filipinos that strike - High Country News

Filipino workers face historical trauma and fear when protesting against oppressive systems in the Philippines.

fromwww.theguardian.com

I'm Still Here review wrenching true-life saga of a Brazilian family torn apart by military rule

Eunice Paiva's journey reflects the painful reality of political oppression and personal resilience in Brazil during its military dictatorship.

US politics

fromNew York Post

Mr. President, speak up against the sham arrest of Erdogan's rival

Democratic efforts against Trump could lead to authoritarianism similar to Turkey's under Erdogan.

Privacy professionals

fromwww.mercurynews.com

Gessen: Unmarked vans. Secret lists. Public denunciations. Our police state has arrived.

The article discusses the alarming parallels between current immigration enforcement in the U.S. and historical oppressive regimes.

US Elections

fromenglish.elpais.com

The price of opposing Maduro's power

Thousands in Venezuela face forced disappearances, as exemplified by the kidnapping of Rafael Tudares Bracho, highlighting the pervasive climate of fear and repression.

fromSlate Magazine

1 month ago

One of the World's Greatest Filmmakers Was Banned From Filmmaking. Now He's Back With a Vengeance.

Jafar Panahi's film marks his triumphant return to Cannes after a 14-year ban, showcasing powerful themes of guilt and political oppression.

LA food

fromHigh Country News

Filipinos that strike - High Country News

Filipino workers face historical trauma and fear when protesting against oppressive systems in the Philippines.

fromwww.theguardian.com

I'm Still Here review wrenching true-life saga of a Brazilian family torn apart by military rule

Eunice Paiva's journey reflects the painful reality of political oppression and personal resilience in Brazil during its military dictatorship.

US politics

fromNew York Post